Zichy mansion in Seregélyes

Zichy Mansion is an 18th century residence with Baroque features, tall windows, and classical columns on its facade and interior rooms. The building stands in Seregélyes in the Fejér region and displays the building style of the nobility from that era.

The estate was built in the 18th century as a seat of the Zichy family and remained in their possession across generations. The family played an important role in local governance and social life in the Fejér region.

The name connects to the Zichy family, who shaped this region for centuries. Visitors see furniture and objects that show how this nobility lived and used their homes.

The mansion lies in a rural area of Seregélyes and is easiest to reach by car. Visitors should check in advance whether the building is open, as it does not welcome guests every day.

Beyond the main house, the estate preserves old outbuildings where servants once lived and horses were kept. These spaces reveal how a noble property operated as an almost self-contained system.